TSE:ENB

Enbridge (ENB.TO)

76.70
-0.02 (0.03%)
as of Jul 3, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Enbridge (ENB) is recognized by several experts as a solid investment, primarily due to its robust dividend yield, currently around 5-6%, and consistent revenue flow from its extensive pipeline network. While the company has been seen as under pressure from fluctuations in oil prices, it benefits from long-term contracts that emphasize oil volumes rather than prices. Many analysts highlight their well-managed operations and strong management team, viewing ENB as a favorable option within the energy sector, especially given the emerging LNG markets. However, some concerns regarding stock performance relative to the growth seen in other sectors were noted, with several experts suggesting a cautious approach to buying at current price levels, indicating that waiting for a potential dip might be prudent. Overall, Enbridge is appreciated for its defensive characteristics and incremental growth prospects.

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Positive
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Fair Value
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BUY
Interest sensitive, but prefers over TransCanada Pipe TRP-T) because it has more growth.
DON'T BUY
The growth of pipelines is going to be astounding. It's going to be a great place to be in, however, this one is terribly expensive at !0.8 X to cash flow. If you look at the charts of the utilities, they are starting to roll a bit.
TOP PICK
Yield of 3.5%. Has pulled back which gives it a good entry point. The group was oversold and is now a little bit out of a favour. There is expansion in pipelines and he is expecting 9/10% growth.
BUY
Going down because of interest rates. All utility stocks become less attractive as people move into T-bills and short-term bonds. The changes to dividend tax rates outside of RRSP are going to make these stocks increasingly attractive.
BUY
Can see it going higher. Has 4/5 strategic initiatives. An aggressive competitor and really trying to grow their business. Reasonable yield and excellent management team.
HOLD
She owns this stock and continues to like it. It is better to be in the common equity than a trust because this is where you get the most upside potential. Utilities stocks have been stalled because of interest rate views. There are also concerns about what is going to happen to the MacKenzie pipeline. Predicts delivery of energy will be in high demand and Enbridge is well positioned for that.
BUY
Buying under $35. Has a little better growth then Transcanada. $40 is a bit high.
HOLD
Good long term holding. Excellent investment. Conservative stock. He owns and is holding.
BUY
He prefers ENB over TRP. It has better earnings and growth.(2-3%) Less volatile.
DON'T BUY
Expensive stock. Prefers TransCanada.
DON'T BUY
Extremely well managed. They have one of the best distribution systems in Canada. On a valuation basis, it's always just a little ahead of where he would like to buy it.
BUY
Good dividend. Good prospects going forward.
BUY
Prefers over a pipeline trust as capital is not been paid out to unit holders. You are keeping some of the capital back for growth. They have several irons in the fire. A name that should do fairly well.
BUY
A nice boring stock. Have done a good job of moving oil/gas through their pipelines. Reasonably well managed. Would like to see them grow a little more in their revenues and earnings sides. Pays a good dividend. Reasonable growth rate.
DON'T BUY
Not that comfortable buying at this level. A good company, but you are paying close too 20 X earnings was earnings are not growing or only at single digit.
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